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이상룡 한국음악사학회 2002 한국음악사학보 Vol.29 No.-
This paper is to give a short biography of the taegu˘m 大? master, Kim So˘ng-jin 金星振 (1916-1996) made by Yi Sang-ryong 李相龍, one of his pupils. Kim So˘ng-jin was one of students majoring in large transverse flute (taegu˘m) at the Conservatory of Royal Yi Household known as Yiwangjik aakpuwo˘n yongso˘ngso 李王職雅樂部員養成所. His taegu˘m teacher was Kim Kye-so˘n 金桂善 (1891-1944), who was a member of naech'wi 內吹 at the Yiwangjik aakpu 李王職雅樂部, Royal Music Institute of Yi Household during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945). After his graduation of the Conservatory in 1936, he was in office of Yiwangjik aakpu as a court musician of aaksu 雅樂手, and played an important role with his taegu˘m. After the Liberation in 1945 he was one of founding members of the National Classical Music Institute (Kungnip kugagwo˘n 國立國樂院), the present National Center for Korean Traditional Performing Arts, and he lived the same institute with such court musicians as Yi Chu-hwan 李珠煥, So˘ng Kyo˘ng-nin 成慶麟, Kim Ki-su 金琪洙, Kim Ch'o˘n-hu˘ng 金千興, Kim T'ae-so˘p 金泰燮, Pong Hae-ryong 奉海龍, Pak Yo˘ng-bok 朴永福, Kim Yo˘ng-yun 金永胤, and so on. Also Kim So˘ng-jin was a taegu˘m teacher at the National Conservatory of Korean Traditional Music (Kungnip Kugaksa yangso˘ngso 國立國樂士養成所). Since the establishment of the National Conservatory in 1955, he trained a great number of young generation for taegu˘m players including the present writer Yi Sang-ryong 李相龍, Cho Ch'ang-hun 趙昌薰, Cho Chae-so˘n 趙在善, Kim U˘ng-so˘ 金應瑞, Hwang Kyu-il 黃奎日, Cho So˘ng-nae 趙聖來, and so on.
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李相夏 慶尙大學校 南冥學硏究所 2001 남명학연구 Vol.11 No.-
Dong-gang Kim, U-ong (1540-1603) who was born in Sung-ju, Kyungsang-bukdo, studied under the guidance of Namm-yung Jo, sik as well as Toe-gye Yi, whang. However, as he himself professed, his main influence was from Mam-myung, for he often attended his seminars for Chinese Classics from the age of 24 to 33, before he went into politics. He complied and wrote Nam-myung's Lessons and Anecdotes(言行錄), and Biography(行狀), which attested to his status as the foremost disciple of the Nam-myung school. Before attending Nam-myung's lectures, Kim, U-ong was well acquainted through his father with the study of Kyung(敬), the cultivation of self as the center of the universe, and also had the Confucianist principle of employing himself in politics(出處). He advanced these studies under Nam-myung's instruction. He received a bell called Sungsung-za(惺惺子), which Nam-myung had always carried with himself as a reminder of constant awakening, and established the discipline and the practice of the study of his own mind. All of these experiences became an important qualification in the field of politics, and he clearly showed this discipline in deciding when he should go into or out of a political world, accept or decline government services. His study of Kyong, which was consistent in his achievements, characteristically put an emphasis on the study that preserves the clarity of mind, and it was a succession to Nam-myung's study of mind. It also was a little different from the study of Kyung conducted by Toe-gye school, in that Toe-gye focused on the maintenance of reverent and cautious state of mind. Kim, U-ong read books in neo-Confucianism, such as The Reflections on Things at Hands(近思綠), as well as Ju-hi's Epistle Anthology(朱書節要) edited by Yi, whang. On the basis of his interpretation of neo-Confucianism, he developed his own unique perspective in seminars of Chinese classics at the royal palace, and won a reputation as one of the best scholars of the time. Especially, his theory on the right and the wrong(辨異端) differed from that of Nam-myung, and it showed that he was influenced rather by Toe-gye. In conclusion, U-ong Kim established his own philosophical perspective through harmoniously integrating both Nam-myung's view and Toe-gye's.
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Extension of Lance Life by Change of Height of Lances in the Smelting Furnace of Mitsubishi Process
Sung‑Mi Lim,Soo‑Sang Park,Kyung‑Woo Yi 대한금속·재료학회 2021 METALS AND MATERIALS International Vol.27 No.10
A Mitsubishi process, which pertains to continuous Cu production, involves a smelting furnace, cleaning furnace, and convertingfurnace connected in series. One of the main issues pertaining to the smelting furnace is the frequent interruption ofoperations required to allow the inspection and replacement of lances, because lances are frequently fractured. The presentstudy was aimed at modifying the operating conditions of the smelting furnace to suppress lance fractures. A numericalmodel was developed to simulate the transport phenomena in the furnace, including multi-phase behaviors. The simulationresults showed that the lances were exposed to a severely erosive atmosphere with high temperatures. Further calculationindicated that raising the positions of the lances could lower the temperature of the lances, and reducing the occurrence ofsplashed melt, which contains erosive sulfides. The smelting furnace was operated under the conditions of the raised lanceheight and attentively monitored for several months. It was confirmed that by implementing such a change of the lanceheights, the occurrence of lance failures has been considerably reduced without notably affecting the reaction ability of thesmelting furnace.
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Endogenous formation of joint ventures with effciency gains : further results
Yi, Sang Seung 서강대학교 경제연구소 1998 시장경제연구 Vol.27 No.2
In Yi (1998), I examined to endogenous formation of research joint ventures among symmetric firms with complementary assets. The current par extends the previous analysis in two directions. First, I relax the assumption of weakly convex cost functions and allow for arbitrary increasing cast functions. Furthermore, instead of making global assumptions as in Yi (1998), I make only local assumptions in equilibrium. I show that Yi's results generalize under the weaker assumptions. Second, I examine the formation of the formation of research joint ventures on the incentives of other firms to form or merge their own coalitions. I identify conditions under which the formation of joint ventures by some firms spur other firms to form their own ventures in response.
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SMOLDERING IGNITION OF FLAMMABLE SUBSTRATE
Yi,Sung-Chul,Kim,Hee-Taik,Ryu,Kyong-Ok 한국화재소방학회 1997 한국화재소방학회 학술대회 논문집 Vol.1997 No.-
A theoretical model for the interaction of the moving heat source and a solid substrate when they are in contact is described. for purposes of the model the substrate is assumed to act as a continuum and the Fourier equation for transient. three-dimensional conduction is solved using Laplace and Fourier transformations. Unlike most previous models, this model shows the explicit relations between the properties of heat source and that of the substrate. Since the size, shape and speed of heat source impact the ignition of substrate, considerable attention is devoted to evaluating these parameters. Results are presented which show the effects of the size, shape and speed of heat source on the substrate.
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